The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-23
HAWAIIAN. PARLIAMENT.
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sion of 1887.

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TUESDAY November I'D.
House met at O'Clock a. m. Prayer by
the Chaplain Minutes read and adopted.
PETITIONS.
Reps lHelekunihi presented: petition
prathg'that Ietper 'h65 pitalsibe established
in each election district, and that Iepers be
placed in these hospitals and tsken care of
by their friends, the Government to furnish
the necessary medicine. Referred to.sani-
tary Committee. 80 '~-e'~
..~:p~F.6YtoP. REPRESENTATIVES,. '-..-'41
Minister Brown read for the first time an
Actto- establish the Compensation of Rep
resentatives. 1t fixes the pay at $3.50 for
each biennial, session. "a ~
On motion'of the Minister the bib was
read a second time by title and then passed
to engrossment. 1t will be read a third
time on Friday.
RESOLUTIONS.
ReRs Kawabnui presented az resolution
that the Minister of Interior draw g, 900
out of the appropriation for lahdings, ETC.,
for the purpose of finishing the landing at
PEnahoa,. district of Hama. and that the
work be commenced immediately.
The resolution was laid on the table
Rep. Kamuoha presented resolution
that the vRaH>at Hookena for which an
appropriation was made at. last session, be
built at once.
MinbtarI Thd1ston thought it a.Waste' of
time bringing in these resolution, as every
thing possible was being done by. the Super
intendent of the Public Works.
The resolution was laid on the table.
nR6YALs AsBENFgT I'd lBILIs!l its ~
Minister Brown reported it had pleased
His Majesty to sign the following bills: To
abolish permanent settlement for Thomas
". Everett, Fl, :. H. Princess Poohaaiki-
lani and W. c. Parke; TO abolish the Board
Of Genealogy and an Act relating to the
Bureau of Public instruction. .- = =
.I-:;ss::;THE ENGLISH BONDS.
The House went into committee of the
whole, Noble Hitchcock in tfeqChair.
Minister Ashford stated that he had made
careful comparison OF the printed sched-
ule attached to the bill with the bonds and
few slight mistakes had been found The
Secretary had corrected copy on his table
Section was then read as follows;
Section 2. Such bonds, or any portion or
portions thereof, shall be redeemableat the
option of the Minister of Finance, at any
time or times notices. than ten nor more
than thirty years after the date OF their
issue?' In case said Minister shall elect to
redeem any portion less than the whole of
such bonds. as she'll be; outstanding at4ny
time not less than ten nor more than thirty
years after the. date. of their issue, the
bonds so TO be redeemed shall be deter
mined by drawings by lots, to be held in
November of each year in which such re-
demPtioH istootake piatef Such drawings
shall take place in London. England. in
manner SsAhall beexpressed, in said,bonds.
Such bonds shall be dated as of the first dav
OF January, Eighteen Hundred and Eighty
seven.
On motion of Noble Smith the section
was passed.
Section was passed as follows:
Section 8. This Act shall become law
UPON its apprcvai.s -. p,
The schedule was then read through in
English and Hawaiian.
Noble Smith moved as an amendment
that the words lone hundred pounds y in
the preamble be stricken out and the words
twenty, one hundred and FIVE hundred
pounds, as the case may be- be inserted in
brackets in place thereof.
Minister Ashford moved that the words
lone huhdTed 'ftbs stricken Iout and the
space left blank
The latter motion was carried, and that
part OF the preamble reads as follows:
BE Il known that the bearer hereof is en-
titled to the sum Of -. pounds sterling
part Of the said loan of 50 600, 900. and that
this ID special bond for that amount with
iateFsst thereon, etc.